Liberal Catholic Church

The Liberal Catholic Church (LCC) is a form of Christianity open to theosophical ideas and even reincarnation. It is not a part of or related to the Roman Catholic Church. The title also is applied to various separate and independent denominations throughout the world holding many theosophical ideas in common.


Liberal Catholic Movement
Background

Christianity
Western Christianity
English Reformation
Anglicanism
Old Catholic
People

Arnold Harris Mathew
James I. Wedgwood
Charles Webster Leadbeater
Rites

Liberal Rite
Churches

Liberal Catholic Church
Liberal Catholic Church International
Liberal Catholic Church Grail Community
Liberal Catholic Church Theosophia Synod
Liberal Catholic Apostolic Church
Old Catholic Church of British Columbia
Reformed Liberal Catholic Church
The Church of Saint Thomas Int.
St. Mychal Judge Old Catholic Church in Dallas
Universal Catholic Church
The Young Rite

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